kate

Say hello to kate


1 Photos


kate's blog

Grab the rss feed for this blog and get instant updates
Recount in NH?
Added by kate on Jan 16, 2008 - add as a friend | PM me
Relates to: Dennis Kucinich, Barack Obama

It seems that Kucinich has not only asked for, but paid for (not sure of the technicalities here - whether the candidate is expected to pay the expenses of a recount) a recount of the Democratic primary vote in N.H. While he doesn't expect the recount to affect him significantly, the report from WBZTV seems to allude that Kucinich is really doing this for Obama's benefit. He did call for his supporters to back Obama in Iowa if he (Kucinich) didn't have enough support in the first round. Is this another means of providing Obama support?  WBZTV pointed out the recount could take more than a month.  By then Super Tuesday will have passed and Obama may or may not have won the nomination.  I can only imagine if this recount changed anything.  That would certainly not help create the unification the Democrats need to win in November.


0 comments    |    Login or Signup to Comment


And the military's money goes to? Nov 29, 2007
0
If only votes were measured in web hits ... Nov 12, 2007
2
The rise of the Purple States? Nov 8, 2007
1


View All Blog Posts

Pages I've edited on Political Base



Mitt Romney
(290 points)

Giuliani 2008 Presidential Campaign Team
(282 points)

Obama Superdelegate Endorsements
(269 points)

Clinton Superdelegate Endorsements
(234 points)

Rudy Giuliani
(198 points)

John McCain
(123 points)

American Rivers
(121 points)

Political Consultants
(115 points)

McCain 2008 Presidential Campaign Team
(109 points)

Hillary Clinton
(102 points)

California Democratic Superdelegates
(100 points)

Democratic
(97 points)

Arizona Democratic Party
(94 points)

Alliance for Justice
(93 points)

Barack Obama
(90 points)

AT&T Inc.
(84 points)

JP Morgan Chase & Co.
(84 points)

Democratic Presidential Nomination System
(84 points)

Citigroup, Inc.
(81 points)

The Guttmacher Institute
(79 points)

Council on Foreign Relations
(79 points)

John Edwards
(77 points)

Fred Thompson
(77 points)

Center for Reproductive Rights
(76 points)

Dennis Kucinich
(75 points)

Bill Richardson
(75 points)

Exxon Mobil Corporation
(75 points)

American Farm Bureau Federation
(72 points)

Chevron Corporation
(72 points)

Bank of New York Mellon
(72 points)

Morgan Stanley & Co.
(69 points)

Deutsche Bank AG
(69 points)

American Gangster
(66 points)

Motorola
(63 points)

New York Democratic Superdelegates
(63 points)

Ford Motor Company
(61 points)

American Airlines
(61 points)

Arkansas Democratic Party
(58 points)

National Congress of American Indians
(56 points)

DC Navigators
(56 points)

Democratic Courage
(56 points)

Democratic Superdelegates
(56 points)

Obama 2008 Presidential Campaign Team
(55 points)

Marathon Oil Corporation
(55 points)

Enron Corporation
(54 points)

I support...


kate's Comment Wall

Comments to this profile may need to be approved.
Login or Signup to Comment